Your 6' phone would look enormous next to an 18" replica of stonehenge

Electric razors. I have one for the left hand and one for the right. I bought one several years ago and was gifted the same model about the same time. Didn't have the heart to tell them I already had one. Turns out shaving with two razers goes pretty fast.

My mom gave me a Simpson's T shirt when the show had just come out. Everyone was wearing Bart Simpson shirts at the time and I am somewhat anti "wear what everyone else is wearing" so I put it in my closet on a hange and said I won't wear this shirt until the show ends. It has been hanging there since like 1990, never worn. I am ready to wear that shirt already. I am good with this.

Two hours later: Damn, used an upper case "A" instead of a lowercase "a" in my variable reference

I am hoping that you have listened to Bad Religion's xmas album then.

Absolutely, just my facial hair. One for each side of my face. Figure I do it in (almost) half the time

I don't think this applies to modern fridges. They are more than capable of maintaining their desired temperature when hot food is there.

The Iron Roses. Can't stop listening to the Molotov Nights album.

You can specify a window to show on all desktops (or all windows from the same app). Just right-click the window from the Task View screen (Win + tab)

Corner Gas...that episode where Brent gets a security camera has some of the funniest stuff I think I've ever seen on TV. That series is a gem.

One of my favorite artists, Tim Barry, does (or maybe did) some train hopping so some of his songs are about his experience riding in boxcars and that's reflected in his album art. A few of his that come to mind are: Driver Pull Chirch of Level Track Steel Road

But for an actual song about a train, I didn't see "Wabash Cannonball" yet. You can make a playlist from different Artists renditions of this song. Roy Acuff's take on it is the one that I associate with the song but the Limeliters is probably my favorite.

Ever try wikipedia speed run? Gives a starting page and an ending page and you must find your way from the start article to the end article only clicking links found in the article. Kind of fun to explore.

https://wikispeedruns.com/play/

Love the Kingston Trio and MTA, Dropkick Murphys do a great cover of the song I think, Skinhead on the MTBA

I don't even use a sheet pan, just right on the oven rack. I used to put a sheet pan on the rack below the eggs (i usually just do 2 at a time) in case of a Humpty Dumpty incident, but that has never happened.

Oh, I thought that is what you meant, cook them in the shell in a sheetpan. I hard "boil" eggs in oven, much easier IMO and less mess than boiling in water and it comes out the same. With my oven i set the temp to 325 and put eggs right in (i.e. no pre-heat) then cook 20 minutes and pull them out. At this point they are under cooked but I let them sit for another 10 minutes at least at room temp until cool enough to touch. I like this better than the rapid cool method with cold water to stop the cooking. Comes out perfect for my taste. I think the downside to this method is it doesn't peel as easy maybe and I usually lose a bit of egg in the peeling process. So you crack the eggs on a sheet pan then cook on stove top?

Let's talk about my recent exercise in mapping persistent network drives: Windows: Right click in file explorer, select map drive, enter server path, user name password. Check the Reconnect at login checkbox. Click OK.

Linux: Add user to soduers file, sudo make a directory in /mnt, chown of directory to user, sudo install smbclient, create a cedentials file with server user and password, modify fstab file and add mount command to that and refererwnce credential file, well network stack doesent load until after it tries to map the drives on boot so then I added a 60 second wait to wait for the network to come online.

Yes, things are better now when it comes to installing and hardware compatibility, but for the average person the steps I took to map a network drive is not feasible to pull off. Most people just want things to work without going through multiple steps of trial and error

This makes a song I've been listening to make more sense. "Gary" by Dave Hause. I was interpreting the line as "Hurt People. Hurt people..." Instead of "Hurt people hurt people". Thanks!

If I recall correctly, Flogging Molly got their name because they started playing in a bar called Molly's so when they played there they were Flogging Molly (or something like that)